Youth Activism and Protest in the North and South Caucasus
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Three eminent panelists discussed how do young people view their role in society in Azerbaijan and the North Caucasus, if the religious radicalization that has occurred in the North Caucasus predominantly a youth phenomenon, how young people in the Caucasus learn civic values, how they participate in politics and what they expect from the future?
Corruption in Angola: An Impediment to Democracy
02:00 PM - 04:00 PM
In his presentation, journalist and activist Mr. Rafael Marques de Morais examined the ways in which institutionalized corruption affects the rule of law, democratization, and the functionality of the Angolan state, while describing the role that the U.S. government, American businesses, and think tanks can play in holding the government accountable.
Options for a New Haiti
09:00 AM - 03:30 PM
Panelists discussed the recent elections, developments in the donor community, and the role of the private sector in rebuilding Haiti.
Miriam Lanskoy Remarks at Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission Hearing
HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE NORTH CAUCASUS Miriam Lanskoy Director, Russia and Eurasia National Endowment for Democracy Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission I am very grateful to the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission...
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